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Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
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VIM Toner and Eiw
arrested for assaultand
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ChristiAna Hundred,
K Church, last Sunda
bearing before Squire
ing, when they were
costs. MIR. Lspk, 90 I
reform, deciintd to prsd
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heavier. MT Lank, u
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advice, which 1t Is hope
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on any Que In bis pre
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
FOR carr sIs-Oranor
The Arbitratlon

LONDON, August 3O.-I
writing to Secretary Jon
fea'c Society, who Is ON
tion going tp the United
sent q IN mortal to Presid
favor of the establishme1
tional arbitration treaty,
There is talk Of a De
tion treaty between the
England. The project I.
and discussion may lead
If the government of tnI
were W illing and were ID
nifty Its will ingness to beI
such a treaty, there is a
with us TO induce our I'd
ssnt. If this bs done, II
step forward in the woriI
followed in some not dis
nations Hing to escap(
den of military armamrd
members Of the House Of
the arbitration memorial
than this number will b
the acceptauce OF the
government. If the sctio
iDgton b. favorable to a
scheme, England and "a
will still remain two
would have them always
yes as one people. An
honestly made and all
tend much TO bring ab
result"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Continental CluD,

The Continental Climb met last night
at their room, No. 800 East Fourth
street. After the meeting tomorrow
night ro mem 5eTs will lie I'D Omitted
until after the parade in Philadelphia q
on September 16. as the captain wishes
TO have them all drilled before that
time. The club now mum bers forty
men, and 1t Is hoped that the mum Der
will be speedily increased. They have
ordered fifty suits for the occasion, aud
those wishing to fll these ten vacan
suits are cordially invited to attend the
meeting TO morrow night NJ 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Hlf< Fire.

The alarm OF Ere sounded last night
from box No. 43 at Eighth and Broome
sire wat caused by slight blaze in
the third story OF the residences OF
Charles w. HowlaDd, at Ninth and
Broome streets. The services of the
hremen were not required, as the flames
were esStingufshed with n few buckets
OF water. 1t is supposed tbat the fire
was started by servant dropping a
match among some waste paper.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
School for Colofed

The colored c tizsDs
Anoersouville and McI
anxious to have the 81
tion take charge OF the
street, bstwesu Elghlh
AFFORD the facilities for !
get an ed ucation. The
Howsrd school Ia too
smaller children to traVs
SEEM 8 reasonable, and
the Board should look "a
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
A m An Blown to Pseces

BRADFORD, Pa, August S0-A %.
morse power boiler exploded ct Kane Il
hyan's boiler works In this city this
afternoon, partially wrecking q large
warehouse. James A. Kane, one of tie
proprietors, was blown to pieces, aud
an empioye named Godfrey eeverely
burned by escaping steam. The boiler
was being tested. and the explosion is
esouent to have resulted from the use
OF an imperfect steam gauge.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
BMao Bali.

Game plsyei yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures, z; thletic, 2.
New Yoik-New York, 2; Ind dianapo.
lis, o.
Boston-Boston, 3; Detroit, 8
W Washington-Washington, z; Chica-
60, l.
81 Louis--St Louis, z; Brooklyn, 4.
Cievelar d-Cleveland, 2; Baltimore, 8.
Notwithstanding, 20; Metrupon.
tan, 8.
Pailadeiphia-Philadelphia,4 a; Pitts.
burg, l.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
WI hat Wilmington wants.

At last the right kind OF vehicle has
been found and put In service by the
Wilmington Transfer Company called
the "Gurney Cab," built by J. Thee
dore Gurney, Boston, Mass. They have
had one cab placed on our streets. and
will add to the number rs their business
may warrant. These cabs are hand
somely built and ride rs easy rs any
body could wish for. Hail one and
take ride for your health sake, and
you will be sure to repeat the dose
daily.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Peach EestiVRl.

There will be q peach festival In
Bethel NJ. E Church, BrAndywi
Hundred, on Wednesday and Thureday
evenings, Septemb Der and 8 The
ladies are making extra Efforts to have
every thing in apple pie order, and they
will be glad TO see some Of their young
friends frosa this city as we'll as from
the adjoining neighborhood on tho occa.
sion,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
The Water Commission.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board OF Water Commissioners was held
last evening, when the petition for a
drinking fountain was laid over until
mex; May. The petition of George W.
Bush & Son, for fire plug, was held
under adyisement, and that of The John
sor Forge Company for q hydrant, was
referred to the Chief Engineer The
week. y payroll, amounting to $3.50. 95,
and the monthly pay-Ioll of 1924 81
were presented and orders drawn for the
amounts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
The War on the bucket shops.

CHIcAGo, August 30.-The Postal
Telegraph Company was to day orde red
10 tske Its wires out Of tho Open Board
OF Trade. The quotations received BY
the Open Board of Trade were ssnt to
Ducket shops, 1t is claimed by the big
poard, and this was the cause for order.
ing their removal,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Foster Must 10.

On Monday evening the Democratic
members Of Council held caucus, at
which 1t was decided to repeal the present
ordinance in relation to the dog catcher
and enact one providing that hereafter
til 1t official shall be appointed by the
Police Committee instead of the Mayor.
This means that Christopher Brooks Fos-
ter must retire TO the shades OF private
life.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Fifth ed
Pluoky W,aa-I

-. DUBLIN, Angus, n
on the O'Grady eat ess,ss ~
began today. The The :
forced BY lO) soldi,ro'd =
men men. All the houses
,enao,s sen a.as were b.rricssd|
,o,. ,of asienc,; The hon,
mins' . widow, wss ,i, y
upon by the baiIigs,
her friends were wsli J
ing ttcnss and boillnl,
were showered upan
Snie.t saan telling effect thj
pulsed pulsed, ., no less than !
sherifs men in their Y
to crowbar their ven :;
and roof, and Mrs, NJ
sscaldins water poured MI
faces, faces sad necks. Ala
pulse Of the baillfs ,',' ths'
to storm the housa "'
driven back. N''
Fir ally o Joint rusb
bailifs t and police, and
!n oroken into and csptu, TN,
that the defenders Of ii \
tAtion mum berea but y y
men and four women :
prisoners. A largs en-
about the house 70 VII
Thee. The crowd all .ymps,I
Crim Minis. and Old All
cneor her up in her ha
and exaspera;o the I Al.
Widows party were a,
the crowd became fra
closely up toward
prisoners when tLev
God Gave Ireland "
In the singing, and bs
stratlve that the polio,
way out with batous,
Three other tenants
day. Captain Plunks
mand OF the evictors,
repeated changes seai,
spectators and used N
injnriDg Mr. Condor,
oil English visitors
ants will be evicted 10
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
An Insane womaa Uremate. ae,ss,,

An insane Womaa Oromates Herself
CLARION, Pa, August Mrs.
Belle Feely. an insans inmate of the
county jail, was cremated In her call
yesterday, the result of o Gre she had
indled with paper torn from the walls.
ihe flames communicated to her cloth.
Ing, and before assistance arrived her
hesh was burned to a crisp. Mrs. Feely
seemed to have sought death by this
horrible method, since she told the
nurse In attendance that she wanted TO
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Comm tssioner Black ID

OOm N TB0IOn6F bIhCK
General John q. B!sck
OF Psnaious, has bsen
house iI Washington u
from WeIrs. New Han
attack of rheumatism
Is no truth In the repol
candidate for CommanS
the Grand Army OF the
. position ia totally 'nco
the one be nov holds.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Only One Case,

There was but one case before Judge
Oum Minis this morning, taat of john
MoLaughliu, who was adjudged guilty
OF ornnkennsss and sentenced TO re-
main In the cells until II O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
An Arc Light,

The managers OF the Academy Of
Music have had an arc light placed In
front of that building. which will lilo
inmate the street much better than the
incandescent light in use Last season.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Tho Last Of the Season.

The last hop of the season at Brandy.
wine Springs will be given to mcrrow
evening, and trains will be run as usual
on the Baltimore X Ohio Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

We are getting in more Fall
Clothing every day. All Of our
goods were made just as we or.
dered them, and are guaranteed
to be just what we tell you. 1t
is to your advantage to call and
see the $40 Fall Overcoat that
is just now in demand, satin lined
and just the right weight.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
anotner Big 50

Another Bis
Proud & Merrlck VIII u
great rale of stock a. y
Monday. tho 10. b oil sspi'
viii Os 20 fresh cOTs l.,, and
fsedsrs, some fat btevssi .ai
shoats Farmers wDo
tbeir hards may certaiD'1
this sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
WE'VE BEEN
PREPARING

For our customers the
best selections of Fine
Tailoring Goods ever
offered in this city OF
foreign and domestic
makes. Suitings, Coat
ings and Pantaloonings.
We have made spe cial
effort to have the very
best styles and the new
est patterns to be had.
We have the Fall Fash.
ions ready to show you,
and are prepared to
make up at short no.
tice in the best manner.
We have been max
ing for our Ready Made
Department some very
handsome Suits, which
you will find to fit like
ordered Suits.
Our Fall Overcoats
are stylish, cut in the
latest style, we'll made,
and ordered at very
low prices.
We haven't forgotten
the boys, but have more
Boys Suits than we
have ever had, so that,
out of our great variety,
almost any kind of a
boy can be suited.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

DU BLlO SALE or HUKSSS-WILL
i be sold at public sale. at hannum's
livery stables, Edgmont avenue, one 50 Rare
from r, W. L b. h. X. depot. Chester, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ls. 1857,
at lso o'clook p. m,
1S head of youns, sound horses, a.
. suitable for all pnrposea AN
Among the lot will be some nno drivers,
good family and draft horses; alsp n tins
bred trotting colt, has boon Gsod but little
aid 10 very promising for speed.
Falling. top buggy and harness, rs good
as new. Horses will be al the stable day
before sale for inspection. talOE ues will
bo mailed to any address II desired.
2aId months credit.
lspL. ROBERTS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
aWatei! Wsteil

Russell, Missimef q ~
Hive, 3C6 Market e'rss,, io, \
morrow at 10 o'clock @ Nv
from the flood at Hood. Al,
&c. See their advertiSep''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
ssn,a of tne TemP'
xns Wostnssa

Tomorrow promises vi
slightly warmer. eim'
will probably prevail on
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

CHoR sALE-ONE OF THE REST PAY.
u ing bntiness In the city Of WiInipE-
.Sn; thoreughiy estsDiisnsd, and open 10
Shfpley street. a2l 4eA
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
Festiyal Mt New "

The ladies OF The NJ. i,,tl
New Castle will hold . iiuI;
festival in the Masonic aociI
city for q week, comnsnooa, . ~
her G 10 order to raise nuD ,,
the I deot against ths psr'''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

AIUTIUE-r0 ALL THE MLMBERS
~ ofCcrinthtaD Lo tge, NO. /, Shield Of
Honor. You viii attend your Lodge next
Friday evening. september 21d, at 7.3O p.
IN as business of importance sill be before
tee Lodge. IHOi,. M. CROSSAEY.
a3i1t Rec. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
HARRY HART,
TIE n. z. CLOTHING MFG. %.
No. BIG Market Street.

1hlvAIE SALE-CHEAP. a 9uOD
u stone house, new baI a and other out
puMolngs, with acres OF land. near Fair
yile station, Chester County, Pa, aboat
~ mmies nom Wilmingtoa GEO. W. Mo
oACLLEY, ll2l W. 9Th strset. 81 Inv
National Republican., 1887-05-25
PERSONALITIES.

JOHN L. DEvLIN, OF New York, is at the
Arlington.
TREASURER HYATT was sworn into ofiice
yesterday.
Hon. JOHN NICHOLS, of North Carolina, is at
the Ebbitt. 80
DIR. THOMAS F. ROCHESTER,, a leading ply
sician Of Buffalo, is dead.
HECTOR FEBRE, Canadian, has been created
an officer of the Legion of Honor.
nMAYoR CouRTEsAY, of Charleston, is ex.
pected in the city to-day. He will stop at the
Arlington.
JUDGE JOHN G. LONG, of ST. Augustine. Fln.,
left yesterday for brief visit to his SO uthern
home on important business.
THE wedding ceremony of Miss Mollie Potse
and T. A. Perry will be solemnized at the resi-
dence of the brides parents June l.
MRS. KATE DEAN, OF indianapolis, is visiting
Mrs. DR.. Murray, Of COZ + street northwest.
Mrs. Dean will spend few weeks with her
son, Mr.. Tunis F. Dean, manager of Harris S
Academy Of Music, Baltimore, and late man
ager Of the Bijou, Washington, before return
ing home.
GES. V. D. GRoSER. of Virginia, and Rep
resentative-elect smedley Darlington, wife aud
daughter, Of West Chester, PL., are at the Eb'
bitt.
National Republican., 1887-05-25

the millionaire, the head OF one OF the
greatest corporations In the world, and the
practical worklngman, the head OF the
greatest labor organization in the world,
agreeing as to the proper method by which
to settle all labor troubles now and prevent
any in the future.
Upon consideration II is found that there
is nothing so singular In this agreement.
Both Senator stanford and Master Work
man Powderly are men Of practical sense,
both are earnestly seeking "the greatest
good for the greatest number" and their
investigations as to how this can be OBJ
tanned have led them TO the same conelu-
sion, though doubtless Mr. Powderly's
attention was drawn to this phase Of the
great question by the bill and speech Of
Senator Stanford.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is a firm be-
lever In the practicability and the useful
nets Of cooperation, for IL has redeemed
the promise made on the 10th Of February
last when IL said "The NATIONAL REPUD-
LIcAN is the organ Of the people and will
devote some space during the coming year
to showing the effects OF cooperation, as
embodied IN the measure offered by Sena-
ator Stanford, of California" and has de-
voted much time to the Investigation OF
the subject and some space to It's discussion.
This investigation has the more firmly
fixed the views then expressed as TO the
propriety and necessity of cooperation. 1t
is the plain and obvious route to inde-
pendence for the workingmen Of the coun-
try. Through II they will find the road to
comfort, II not allluence. As Senator Stan
ford says:
Cooperation will add new energy 10 civilized
life, because II will increase the prosperity Of
laboring men, and enlarge in every respect
the scope of their lives. The capacity to per.
ceive q diversity OF wants, the power OF the
mind to feel and acquire new wants being un.
limited, and these things, necessary 10 their
qualification, being produced alone by labor,
the demand for labor Is limitless, and that de-
mand Will increase in the proportion as men
have capacity TO perceive n greater diversity OF
want The Introduction of the CO.
| operative principle into the industrial systems
| Of our country means q general advance in the
| conditions of all classes. II means the awiS-
ening in the minds of a greater number Of peo-
| pie OF the complex wants of civilization, aud
| will bring within the reach Of all increased
means oftheir qualification.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
DECORATION DAY.

The 3Oth Of May will
soon be here, and we have
amply provided for the
wants of the members OF
the Grand Army of the Re-
public in the matter of Uni
form Suits and Hats.
We are now Offering a
true blue, indigo dye, war
ranted fast color, flannel
suit, with G.. A. r. buttons,
for SO, perfect in fit, hon.
estly made.
Our next better grade
is one we sell at $ll a
suit. We shall assume all
responsibility for the color
and general service of these
goods. We run not the
slightest risk in this matter,
for we know the colors are
fast, and we know the
goods will wear well.
The finest material made
is a cloth Finished flannel
ofnavy blue; warranted fast
color. Every suit will be
found to fit correctly, and
for wear and service there
are no better goods on the
market. Our price with G.
A. r. buttons SIS; any size
from 80 to So chest meas
ure.
Our stock of G.. A. r. Hats
is large, and embraces
every size. We have them
in two grades-$l.5O and
So.
The goods we have just
described are the best val
ues to be found in America
to-day. We sell them either
in suits or separate gar
ments.
You can fare equally well
either way. If you want
white gloves we have them.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
MILLINERY.

It is unnecessary, we
think, to make any "cut
rates" in custom Millinery,
and our announcement for
this week is that we are
showing some new designs
and combinations we would
like you to see. We will
not cry slaughter ]" nor
Mark-Down !' Custom
Millinery means labor. IF
it is GOOD work, it means
GOOD labor. We have to
pay for the labor, and we
must ask you to pay for the
production. That is the
conclusion evolved from
sound, legitimate business.
In Fashionable Hat and
Bonnet SHAPES, however,
we are Offering some bar
gains. In q word, we are
selling 98-cent shapes at 4S
cents, and Ascent shapes
at 25 cents. That tells
about the whole story, and
we consider the ratio de-
cidedly attractive to the
buyer. We have not the
room to show all the styles
we carry, no more than we
have the space to emu
merate them here, but
while you are attending
one "Odd-and- End" Sale
this week, it won't be much
trouble for you to go up
stairs and look at these hats
and bonnets. You may see
something you like.
THE BON MARCHE.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
WEDNESDAYS
''Odd-ald-End'' Sale.
**....4.a
Here are our "odd-and-
end" specialties for
Wednesday:

Just 2 Pin-Cushion Bas-
kets, regular price 25c each.
Odd-and-end price, lOc
each.
Just ! Basket Hair Re-
ceiver, regular price 25c.
Odd-and-end price, lOc.
Just / Candy Baske reg
ular price 75c; slightly
soiled. Odd-and-end price,
soc.
Just 2 Fancy Work Bas-
kets, regular price $2.48
each; damaged. Odd-and-
end price, csc each.
Just 4 Child's Toilet Sets,
comprising nail and tooth
brush, and nail file and
comb. regular price, 25c a
set. Odd.and-end pri @ O,
l21zc a set.
Just 3 zylonite Circular
Hand Mirrors, regular
price, s5c. Odd-and-end
price, 45c.
Just 8 Large Nail Polish
| ers, regular price, soc each.
Odd-and-end price, ,25ceach.
Just 4 Small Nail Polish
ers, regular price, 3lc each.
| Odd-and-end price, 1870
each.
Just 4 Nail Polishers, reg
ular price, 19c each. Odd
and-end price, Sc each.
Just 8 Fancy Plush Match
Receivers, regular price,
Csc. Odd-and-end price,
l0c each.
Just 3 Bronze Napki n
Rings, regular price, 25c
each. Odd-and-end price,
&c each.
| Just 2 Child's Eating Sets,
regular price, 25c. Odd
and-end price, lOc each.
Just IL Brass Match and
Ash Receivers, regular
price, l5c. Odd-and-end
| price, sc each.
| Just ! Brass Smoking Set,
regular price, 25c. Odd.
| and-end price, 12c.
Just 8 White Bronze Ash
Receivers, regular price,
25c. Odd-and-end price,
llOc.
| Just 2 Plush Key Racks,
regular price, $40 each
| Odd-and.end price, Csc
each.
THE BON MARCHE.
National Republican., 1887-05-25

On the 10th instant the NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN said;
The French cabinet Is in shaky condition.
and the probabilities are that 1t will be beaten
on the budget Any effort to form cabinet
without Boulanger as minister OF war will be
likely to produce revolution.
On the 18th the cabinet resigned, and be-
cause it was beaten on the budget. The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, congratulates the
metropolitan press on having at last dis
covered that Boulanger ill-be the war
minister in any French cabinet that can be
formed, or that revolution will occur.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
NOR sALE-HoUsEs.
NOR sALE-sMALL HOMES NEAR THE
n CITY

We are making speciality OF these and have
more than FIFTY FINE SELECTIONS now on
or ss These are mostly on tse Virginia
bought for LESS THAN ONE-F0URTH the
cost on this side. The certain completion OF
the NEW IRON FREE BRIDGE by Sept. l, and
the now fixed fact OF the "MEM0RIAL
BRIDGE make these lands not only the most
desirable for residences, but more promising
for future rise in value as Investments than
any others surrounding the city. LOTS OF
no 100 ACRES IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV-
ED. 4. II. sYPHERD 4 CO., 1907 F. st.
apl0 3m
National Republican., 1887-05-25

GITParties leaving thecity during the heated
term can have the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLIC
CAN mailed to their address by sending their
directions 10 the business Office at the low
price of so centsa month, prepaid, including
postage By this means they win have daily
information of what is transpirlng at Washing
t,V,
National Republican., 1887-05-25
MnrshaI for Now York.

The President yesterday appointed Charles
NJ. Stafford to be United States marshal for the
eastern district of the state of New York. Mr..
Stafford is Il well-known lawyer of Brooklyn,
He ID a member of the Kings County Dem)c.
Iacy, ana was indorsed by nearly all the lead.
ing Democrats Of Brooklyn for the position 10
to which he has been appointed,
National Republican., 1887-05-25
THE BON MARCHE.
JE R 8 = e .

JE R 8 EES D
We propose making this
week especially interesting
in our Jersey Department.
To do this we make some
INTERPRETATIONS. We have
some fine Cashmere Stock
inette Jerseys, in large sizes,
principally 80 and 4O), as
sorted styles, the regular
price for which has been
1915 each. This week the
price will be $3.50 each.
We will sell a good Stock
inette Jersey, coat back and
beaded, vest front, well
made, and thoroughly fin
ished, for S1.75. We guar
antee these Jerseys to be
worth S2.25 each.
THE BON MARCHE.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
FOR SaLE.


INOR HALE-YOUNG MALE MOCKING
I Birds 81, so each also Ane lot OF Parrots,
cheap. at Schmid's Bird Store, 18th St, 2 doors
south of Pa. ave-, NV. 81
EOR SALE-TWO LOTS ON W ST., BET.
ID 18th and 14th N. W., at bargain: also
number OF lots on Boundary ST. KNIT d
FOX, 1921 F st. N. w.
Nor SALE-TWO LOTS ON CORCORAN
10 st.; each 20.4x92.6 to an alley; will be sold
at a bargain. KNIT II FOX, 1921 + 81, N. W.
EoR sALE-Two LOTS ON T ST. N. w.,
IL bet. l4th and 10Th; can be bought cheap.
KNIT g. FOX, 1921 st. N. w.
ISOR sALE-Two LOTS ON 10TH ST.,
JIG south of Mass. ave.; are beautifully To-
Gated; will sell very low. KNIT & FOX, 1921
Est. n. w.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS,
AnuRementa.

EArIosAL-"The Passing Regiment"
ALBAuaus-"Claude Duval"
KERNAS's-Lady Orchestra and Night Owls
BIJoU--Daniels & Gales Minstrels.
CAPITAL THEATER Qate Dime)-Lillie Boy
dells Burlesquc Company.
N.J.AvE. &CsT.-Lowande's Mexican Circus.
THE MANASSAS AsPANoRAMA-15th 81. & Ohio AZ.
National Republican., 1887-05-25
WANTED---ROOMs.

yXTANTED = THREE UNFURNISaEO
w rooms, same floor, light Housekeeping,
two adults; location near 18th and N ats. N. w,
house facing east or west preferred. III suited
will engage by the year, payments in ad-
vance; references given and required. Ad-
dress WILLIAM, Republican 0ffcs. 4-27
National Republican., 1887-05-25
BUSINESS CHANOEs.

CT 600 FOR s10O-ONLY TO MEN
10 Il OOO of energy = Rogers's new
"AIsgneto Pan Electric Telephone and "Vis-
ual Sychronism,' operating at 26 Corcoran
building opposite U. 8. Treasury. County and
state rights 500 and upward. my23-6t
National Republican., 1887-05-25
For REYT-..HoUsEs

TOR. RENT : FURNISHED, $50 PER
IL month. for the summer, house Of 0
rooms, on 10Th near RI will rent to two small
families for light no isekeeping. 1928 18th 81.
N. W. 6-27
EyOR RENT-9l5 18TH ST. N. W.--HOU5E
N of y rooms, modern improvements, and
VIII rent the same furnished or unfurnished as
may he desired. Rent reasonable to perma-
pent tenant. 6-2o